The Manas National Park in Assam, which has been given the title of the World Heritage Site, has informed about yet another rhino killing.

It is the case of poaching, affirmed forest officials. They were of the view that they have spotted a female rhino without its horns. The incident has taken place in the Bhuyanpara range, which is in the eastern part of the park.

This case is the sixth one that has taken place since 2011. Forest officials were of the view that they have got to know about such an incident when heard the three rounds of firing from the poachers.

When the investigation was carried out on the next day then the carcass of the female rhino was found without horns. The rhino is the one, which was shifted from Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary to Manas last year.

She has even given birth to a calf. In addition, it has also been unveiled that in order to retaliate the killing of a suspected poacher, which is claimed to be an innocent poacher, an anti-poaching camp was put on fire at Manas National Park.

"There was no option but to call in the forces to bring the situation under control as a camp, Panda, was burnt down by miscreants from a nearby village", affirmed authorities concerned.